Being a feminist is a big part of myself now, but, to be honest, I didn't always see the point when I was younger. If I had read, back then, some of the great books I read now, maybe this would have been different.
These days, being feminist is more important than ever. For girls, even more importantly, boys, and all gender as well. Feminism is for every-body (see here, the very subtle hint to announce a blog post/book recommendations on Body Positivity coming soon...)
Honestly, it's really about equality.
So, I wanted to share with you some of my top recommendation for feminist books. [I tried to keep it short, but I have about a million recommendations, so I'll share the rest for future blog post]
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Book Recommendations
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For Children:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
She Persisted - Chelsea Clinton & Alexandra Boiger
Mary Who Wrote Frankenstein - Linda Bailey & JĂșlia SardĂ
Mary Wears What She Wants - Keith Negley
Burying the Moon (En) / Enterrer la Lune (Fr) - Andrée Poulin & Sonali Zohra
Mama (En) / Maman (Fr) - HélÚne Delforge & Quentin Gréban
The Girl and The Wolf - Katherena Vermette & Julie Flett
Girl on a Motorcycle - Amy Novesky & Julie Morstad
Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History - Vashti Harrison
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For Everyone Else:
 
 
 
 
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Secret of the Witch (En) / Secret de sorciĂšres (Fr) - Julie LĂ©gĂšre, Elsa Whyte & Laura PĂ©rez
Where are the Women ? A Guide to an Imagined Scotland - Sara Sheridan
If I Go Missing (En) / Si je disparais (Fr) - Brianna Jonnie, Nahanni Shingoose & Neal Shannacappo
Je pense que j'en aurai pas (Fr) - Catherine Gauthier
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I wish I could sell all of these amazing titles, but unfortunately I don't. (Working on it, though!)
The one I have will have a link to the product. Also, you can search "Feminism" in the website's search bar at the top and check our full collection.Â
For the rest, please, remember to shop at your local independent bookshop, if you can đ
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Let us know what's your favorite feminist book in comment bellow!
Lots of love,Â
Gladys
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